After last months notice from Blizzard to players of Starcraft 2 that have had a titillate to lie.

Blizzards notice:

If a StarCraft II player is found to be intrigue or regulating hacks or modifications in any form, then as summarized in our finish user permit agreement, which player can be henceforth criminialized from a game. This means that a player will be henceforth unable to log in to Battle.net to play StarCraft II with his or her account.

Blizzard have now followed up on their threat as well as brought a hammer down upon 5,000 accounts, which have now been criminialized for violating a conditions of the Battle.net license agreement.

Blizzards refurbish upon the banned accounts:

In addition to undermining the suggestion of satisfactory competition that’s necessary to play upon Battle.net, intrigue and hacking can lead to fortitude as well as opening issues with the use. Maintaining the stable, safe, as well as secure online-gaming experience for legitimate players is the top priority for us, as well as we’ll be stability to keep watch upon Battle.net as well as take action as needed.

More information about a bans is accessible from Battle.net

Via Geek